1. Coal Seam Gas Induction The why, what, how and when 14 th August 2009

2. Why a CSG Induction? Unacceptable incident rate Setting a benchmark for the skills and knowledge required to work on site. Risk assessment Coal surface generic covered the majority but not everything.

3. What is in the CSG Induction Content Coal Seam Gas & Surface Coal Industry Legal Obligations, P&G Act Work Hazards Risk Management Emergency Procedures Life saving 1st Aid Fire fighting and prevention Permit to Work Gas detection The environment, Landowners and Cultural Heritage Coal Surface GI competencies plus: MSAPMOHS200A Work Safely MSAPMPER200B Work in Accordance with an Issued Permit

4. How We Do It Delivery Two days classroom Practical for CPR, fire extinguisher, Gas Detector, PTW Brisbane, Dalby, and Moranbah External training providers; authorised by MISC to deliver Coal Surface Generic Induction Top-up option Refresher training

5. Training Material Development Merging existing Arrow training material Working with MISC Trial induction Final review Roll-out

6. Implementation Process 1 st June communication to employees and contractors 10 th July training material developed 14 th & 15 th July trial training session 24th July update existing site inductions 3rd August Roll-out training

7. Where to now? Continuous improvement Develop an CSG industry induction Difficulty of meeting everyone’s needs Avoiding duplicated training Lessons learnt